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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
3
Attorney at law notices list offices in Mullins Building North Yakima Washington with references to McAulay and Meigs notaries public and rooms 202 204 as contact points for services.
Dr Lynch and Dr Weyer listed with office hours and home addresses. Dr Lynch 2 to 5 p.m. at office and 210 South Naches residence. Dr Weyer 11 a.m. to noon and 1 to 6 and 7 to 8 p.m. with residence at 203 North Fourth Street.
Wells and Nagler physicians offer X ray services with laboratory in office. Treatment and examination by X rays. Prompt day or night attendance. Residence 3 N Naches Ave with home phones for Wells 1903 and Nagler 1904.
Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon with office over Janeck's Drug Store and residence at Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours 9 AM to 12 PM and 2 to 5 PM. Member of Pension Board.
Readable fragment shows an address component listing 11114 E Yakima Ave with multiple suite numbers 1 2 3 and 4. No additional context or entities provided to determine event or purpose.
The city of North Yakima will test the validity of a 150000 bond issue in superior court and then the Washington supreme court. E H Rollins son will abide by the decision and several Tacoma lawyers say the bond issue is legal. The test case will be brought by a North Yakima citizen at the council's request to seek a high court ruling.
An explosion in a bakery appears to have started a large fire that gutted several mercantile stores on a block. Firefighters, volunteers and a hydrant hose helped check the flames as shots of stock were damaged or saved. Total damage runs about 25000 with most loss in Fisher and Johnson holdings.
E B Watt, now Burton postmaster on Vashon Island, leads a commercial club with island business leaders to boost the area. They push for a street railway with free right of way, study road statutes for possible self improvement districts, consider macadam road construction, and plan to clear logged off lands.
In a Yakima County minor court ruling, T. E. McLaughlin vs Russell Land Co on the Yakima Indian reservation questions the constitutionality of a wage law requiring cash pay upon leaving employment and penalties for nonpayment. Judge Doust favored McLaughlin. appeal to superior court pursued with possible supreme court review to challenge debt imprisonment and protect workers.
Charles Korth of North Yakima denies being the same Charles Korth who lost a Pierce county Wisconsin judgment. He contends the Deering company now International Harvester misidentified him. Attorneys for both sides filed papers in superior court. case stems from the Wisconsin judgment.
North Yakima sends 159 campers to Soda Springs forming a long line of tents like a small white city. Reports say the town's visitors enjoy themselves as plans by the mineral springs company now under Pete Andrea aim to develop the area into a popular Washington resort with hoped for doubled patronage once better accommodations and a valley streetcar line arrive.
E A Hannold of Buckeye Real Estate left at the Herald office samples of Lambert cherries. Eleven fruit stood in a row measuring exactly one foot and weighing about four ounces total around forty four to the pound. They were grown within the city on Wm Day’s South Ninth street. The fruit tasted as good as it looked.
In Sunnyside Washington the Sunday school class contest between young women and men ended with a left hand party at Mr and Mrs A F Hillier home Forty two members attended Invitations were written left handed and backward Twenty seven party goers rode a haywagon driven by Miss Clara Hutchinson with the boys unaware of the destination to the Hillier home
Mrs. Ethel J. Blair of Outlook files for divorce from John Blair owner of the Outlook hotel. She asks the superior court to award her the hotel and custody of their two children Carl eight and Harold four, alleging desertion on March 3 1908 and prior personal indignities. Attorneys Snively and Hatfield represent Mrs. Blair. the defendant waives contest.
Dr F M Van Snyders of the Zediker Institute located above Ditter Bros store advertises expert use of electricity for treating diseases. He claims unparalleled skill in central Washington and offers free consultation to discuss troubles and demonstrate his apparatus and therapeutic power.
Eugene W. Chaffin of Chicago and Aaron S. Watkins of Ada Ohio were nominated unanimously by the Prohibitionists national convention. Chaffin showed modest support on early ballots with 195 of 1083 and 376 of 1087, but gained clear backing on the third ballot as roll call began.
George L. Young files a 300 damage claim with City Clerk Brooker alleging illness and property damage from North Sixth avenue ditch overflow. He cites flooded garden, stagnation under the house, and other harm. represented by Attorney McAulay. The council will review the matter on Monday.
J. S. Finn of 202 North Ahtanum met John Alphin of Toppenish and Frank Butcher of Selha after 31 years apart. Finn formerly taught them at a school in Albany Oregon and now operates an oil well near Spokane while drilling near Ellensburg.
Pineules for the kidneys offer a 30 day trial at $1.00 with a guaranteed breakthrough in the first dose. They claim to purify the blood and revitalize the body, relieving backache weak back and rheumatic pains. Sold by C. W Camp West Side Druggist.
Turner Oregon resident O H P Cornelus reports his wife used Ballard’s Snow Liniment to cure herself and two friends of painful poison oak poisoning. It is sold by D H Fry druggist in 25 cent, 50 cent, and one dollar sizes.
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